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Former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter said the team’s decision on quarterback Kyler Murray beyond this season will depend on whether the sides can agree on a workable contract number during free agency.
Minnesota Vikings legend Cris Carter stated that quarterback Kyler Murray's future with the team depends on reaching a workable contract number in free agency. Murray, who joined on a one-year deal that prevents the franchise tag, recently led the Vikings to a 23-13 victory over the New Orleans Saints on October 11, pushing the team to a 5-0 record ahead of their Week 6 bye.
Speaking on "Up & Adams" on October 12, Carter highlighted that upcoming contract decisions for players like Jordan Addison will impact negotiations, but noted Murray could remain the starter at the right price. Wide receiver Justin Jefferson also praised Murray's ability to create off-schedule plays as the Vikings prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts on October 25.
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